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Tabloid From Hell: The Rise & Fall of a Beloved Newspaper ReviewAnyone who has worked for the JRC newspaper chain (recently de-listed from the NY Stock Exchange) will be fascinated by this account of Michael Raffaele's time as a reporter at the Trentionian, a tabloid with all the sleaziness of the NY Post, but in New Jersey's capitol. Raffaele writes in tabloid-style, with brusque, tough sentences. He was at the paper during 9/11 and goes into how hard it was to cover. Even though many of the Trentonian's staff is featured in the book in fair, sometimes even kind terms, it is forbidden to speak of or talk about this book in the Trentonian newsroom. Four editions and many later, I'm sure this is still the case over on Perry St. I'd reccomend this to anyone who's had a gut-churning experience in working for a newspaper, any and all JRC alums, and anyone thinking of going to j school.Tabloid From Hell: The Rise & Fall of a Beloved Newspaper Overview"Love us. Hate us. Read us."That was the slogan of The Trentonian, the scrappy underdog tabloid newspaper from Trenton, N.J.The newspaper combined a mix of hard-hitting news, steamy sex stories and solid sports to produce massive sales in competitive market. The paper represented the heart and soul of the city. It was truly "No. 1 in the hearts of the people."In 1998, The Trentonian took a tragic turn -- a turn in which the paper likely will never recover. It ditched its core readers. It turned its back on Trenton.Tabloid From Hell chronicles the rise and fall of a beloved newspaper. It details how a once relevant newspaper turned irrelevant. How a newspaper everybody talked about transformed into a dull, lifeless and awkward product on the decline.The Trentonian lost its voice. So did its readers.

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